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US Imposes Sanctions on Lebanon’s 'Deep State' Ahead of Security Talks

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•The US announced sanctions on May 22, 2026, targeting individuals and groups linked to Lebanon's 'deep state'.
•The sanctions precede a planned security meeting in Washington involving US and Lebanese officials.
•The targeted sanctions focus on actors believed to undermine Lebanon’s political and security institutions.
•The US aims to use these sanctions to influence Lebanon's internal governance and regional security posture.

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▸If Lebanon’s government responds cooperatively to US demands during the Washington security meeting Lebanon could receive increased US support and aid, potentially improving its security situation and international relations.

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MEAsharq Al-Awsat (EN)US Sanctions Target Lebanon’s 'Deep State' Before Washington Security Meeting

The United States has imposed sanctions on key figures and entities described as Lebanon’s 'deep state' ahead of a scheduled security meeting in Washington. These sanctions aim to pressure Lebanon's entrenched political and security networks, potentially affecting the country's internal stability and its relations with the US. The move comes as Washington seeks to address security concerns in the region and influence Lebanon's political landscape.